Episode

Staying Sane in Our Culture: Shamans Cave

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The Shamans Cave
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Jan 21, 2026
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1569
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Summary

In the Western world we often equate being in service to being a star or having fame on some level. How public people are is often interpreted for how deeply someone is providing service. But is that true? Renee and Sandra have a different viewpoint on this. When you inspire someone and lift them up and change their day and life isn’t that a high form of service? When you reach your hand out to help another although you have your own challenges in life isn’t this one of the most powerful ways...